This Spring’s Most Anticipated Thrillers

by Philip Kerr

Inspired by real people and events, the latest novel by the celebrated author of the Berlin Noir trilogy is a deep but... Full review >

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by Sebastian Rotella

Rotella's latest is a tense, gritty thriller—perfectly seedy when it needs to be and near-perfect in its overall execution. Full review >

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by Brad Parks

Parks (Say Nothing, 2017, etc.) dishes out another irresistible descent into hell for a heroine who regards her harrowing... Full review >

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by Kent Harrington

Respected noir veteran Harrington (The Rat Machine, 2013, etc.) returns with a tough and thoughtful novel about grief and... Full review >

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by Josh Malerman

With another fascinating novel that traffics in strange and transporting states of being, Malerman (Black Mad Wheel, 2017,... Full review >

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by J. Todd Scott

Tense, brutal, and satisfying for thriller fans. Full review >

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by Carol Goodman

A Gothic thriller deliciously riddled with dark motives and shadowy paths. Full review >

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by Natasha Bell

This smart, mirror maze of a thriller bristles with sharp edges, twisting familiar Gone Girl themes into Bell’s own intense... Full review >

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by Alison Gaylin

This anxiety-fueled stand-alone from Edgar nominee Gaylin (What Remains of Me, 2016, etc.) takes the gulf that naturally... Full review >

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by Derek Haas

“You’re not going to like me when this is over,” Haas’ hit man warns his readers. Maybe not, but you won’t be able to avert... Full review >

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